Alpine skiing in Oppdal – Four mountains, endless possibilities

Four mountains, one interconnected trail network, and infinite adventures!

Oppdal Skisenter is where true ski joy meets spectacular nature. From family-friendly slopes to powder runs and terrain parks, there’s something for everyone – whether you’re a beginner or an expert.

  • 17 ski lifts
  • 35 km of groomed trails
  • Freestyle skiing for all ages
  • Off-piste skiing

For updated weather, snow conditions, and lift status, visit the Weather and Snow Report.

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Four mountains – A unique interconnected ski network

Here, you can start your day in one part of the ski resort and end in another – without ever taking off your skis!

Vangslia

Vangslia is known for its excellent sun exposure and a variety of slopes for the whole family. It features Northern Europe’s most modern chairlift, a beginner-friendly terrain, and a terrain park for freestyle enthusiasts.

  • Highest point: 1,330 m
  • Lifts: Chairlift, T-bar, button lift, conveyor belt
  • Slope variation: Black, red, blue, and green slopes
  • Dining options: Storstuggu and Onkel Pudder

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Hovden

Known as “The Hill,” Hovden is the go-to place for steep challenges, freeriding, and racing. This is the perfect spot for skiers seeking adrenaline and speed.

  • Highest point: 1,125 m
  • Lifts: Chairlift
  • Slope variation: Black slope
  • Dining options: The Hill 1125

Stølen

Stølen is a family-friendly area with diverse slopes, a children’s ski area, and often untouched powder snow. A perfect location for those looking for a relaxed day on the slopes with the potential for exciting skiing experiences.

  • Highest point: 1,280 m
  • Lifts: T-bar and button lift
  • Slope variation: Red, blue, and green slopes
  • Dining options: Rockoss

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Ådalen

Ådalen is a paradise for freeriders and powder enthusiasts. After fresh snowfall, this is where the adventure begins, with untouched terrain and some groomed runs.

  • Highest point: 1,260 m
  • Lifts: T-bar
  • Slope variation: Red and blue slopes

Safety & ski etiquette

Always follow the Ski Code of Conduct, wear a helmet, and be considerate of others on the slopes. In the terrain park, make sure you understand and follow the rules before using the features.

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Dining on the slopes

Serving something for everyone – from a juicy burger made with 100% beef chuck to homemade chili con carne and soup of the day.

Authentic Italian pizza baked in a wood-fired oven, featuring local ingredients from Oppdal and Central Norway. Also offering cured meats, cheeses, and a wide selection of drinks.

Love pasta? Rockoss serves fresh pasta in multiple varieties, alongside small plates and snacks.

A popular meeting spot for both locals and visitors, offering great food and a warm atmosphere.

Ski equipment rental

Need gear? Oppdal Skisenter offers modern ski equipment for rent. Learn more here.

Getting Here

Oppdal is located along the E6 and is easily accessible by car or train. Parking is available at Vangslia, Stølen, and Hovden. The train station is just 1.2 km from Hovden, with easy access via taxi or ski bus.

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Frequently asked questions – Alpine skiing in Oppdal

Which area is best for beginners?

Vangslia and Stølen are ideal for beginners and families, offering wide and easy slopes, dedicated beginner areas, and conveyor belt lifts for easy learning.

Where can I find challenging slopes and freeriding?

Hovden and Ådalen are perfect for experienced skiers. Hovden has a black run and is known for steep slopes and racing terrain. Ådalen offers incredible powder skiing and off-piste areas in stunning surroundings.

Can I ski between the different areas?

Yes! Oppdal Skisenter features an interconnected trail network, allowing you to ski seamlessly between Vangslia, Stølen, Hovden, and Ådalen without taking off your skis.

How do I get to Oppdal Skisenter?

Oppdal Skisenter is easily accessible via ski bus and taxi. The ski bus stops at all resort areas – Vangslia, Stølen, and Hovden. For schedules and more information, check the ski bus timetable.

Can I rent ski equipment?

Yes, Oppdal Skisenter offers modern ski equipment rentals, whether you’re a beginner or an advanced skier. Find more information here.

Are there terrain parks in Oppdal?

Yes, Vangslia has an exciting terrain park for freestyle skiing, and Stølen has a mini-park in Ekerhenget. Both parks have safety rules, so make sure to review them before entering.

Where can I check weather and snow conditions?

You can always find updated weather, snow conditions, and lift status on the Weather and Snow Report.

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